Question

what does it mean to be a reformer?
one that trusts the political authorities to handle all concerns
one that oppresses the weak and abuses power
one that works towards significant, positive change
one that shows apathy and disregard

Explanation:

A reformer is an individual who aims to make improvements or changes, typically positive ones, to a system, society, or situation. The other options describe behaviors that are contrary to the concept of reforming. Trusting authorities blindly (first option) doesn't imply active change - seeking. Oppressing the weak (second option) is an act of injustice, not reform. Showing apathy (fourth option) is the opposite of being proactive in bringing about change. The third option, "One that works towards significant, positive change", aligns with the definition of a reformer.

Answer:

One that works towards significant, positive change